This is a list of locations where busking is known to happen on a regular basis. Americas United States Central U.S. Minneapolis, Minnesota: Nicollet Mall, Hennepin Ave (downtown), any of the co-ops. Buskers often appear at the Mall of America and the skyways, but may be asked to leave. Boulder, Colorado: Pearl Street Mall Chicago: Busking is allowed at several places: The Chicago Transit Authority currently only allows street performers to pitch at four stations; Jackson/State on the Red Line, Washington/State on the Red Line, Jackson/Dearborn on the Blue Line, and Washington/Dearborn on the Blue Line Maxwell Street: This locale was featured in the Blues Brothers movie and has been the place of convergence for blues musicians since the 1930s. Michigan Avenue ("Magnificent Mile") Decatur, Illinois: Saturday Produce Market, Richland Community College, June - September Kansas City, Missouri: The Plaza, Westport and the City Market Wichita, Kansas: Old Town and entire downtown area New Orleans, Louisiana: The French Quarter and the entire city in general Cincinnati, Ohio: The entire city, especially Over-the-Rhine and downtown, Findlay Market, and Clifton, where the bands Plastic Inevitables and Tillers started their careers Nashville, Tennessee: 2nd Avenue and Broadway Austin, Texas: 6th Street Tulsa, Oklahoma: Brady Arts District, Blue Dome Dallas, Texas: Deep Ellum St. Louis, Missouri: Delmar Loop Houston, Texas: Montrose District Madison, Wisconsin: State Street Indianapolis, Indiana: Washington Street downtown; Broad Ripple Avenue East Coast Asheville, North Carolina: downtown area Washington, D.C.: Washington Metro Burlington, Vermont: Church Street Marketplace Portland, Maine: Monument Square St. Petersburg, Florida: The Pier and other locations in the downtown area Key West, Florida: Mallory Square Miami Beach, Florida: South Beach Fort Lauderdale, Florida: Riverwalk St. Augustine, Florida: downtown areas; 50 ft East or West from St. George Street on most cross-streets with the exception of Hypolita Street Atlanta, Georgia: Little Five Points Athens, Georgia: College Avenue Savannah, Georgia: River Street Boston, Massachusetts: Faneuil Hall Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard Square New York City, New York: New York City Subway; Battery, Central, and Washington Square Parks Baltimore, Maryland: Harborplace Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: near the tourist and historical sections Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Roberto Clemente Bridge on 6th Street, South Side along the Monongahela River, Pittsburgh Public Market at 2100 Smallman Street, Mt. Washington, Steel Plaza - Downtown, and Squirrel Hill West Coast Los Angeles, California: Venice Beach Boardwalk, Hollywood (especially Grauman's Chinese Theater, Santa Monica Pier and Third Street Promenade) San Francisco, California: Fisherman's